How Chronex360 helps manage your business in South Darfur
Businesses across South Darfur (Sudan) run their WhatsApp Business API programme on Chronex360, turning inbound chats into tracked, assigned and followed-up leads.
Sudan has no dedicated personal-data-protection law; Article 54 of the 2019 Constitutional Charter provides a general privacy right, and the Electronic Transactions Act 2007 and Cybercrime Act 2007 (amended 2020) address related but narrower ground. A 2018 draft Data Protection Bill has not been passed. Given the legal gap, use minimal data collection, explicit opt-in and cautious retention.
Lead management
Leads and contacts share one table, split by an is_lead flag. Filter by keyword, status, source, assignee, tags, favourite or date, switch to the Kanban to drag cards between statuses, or open the full activity workspace for a single lead.
- List, Kanban and activity drawer views
- Rich filters plus favourite and archive
- CSV / Excel import wizard with column mapping
Lead assignment
Assign leads manually in bulk, or let the assignment service route them by strategy and eligible roles with round-robin per lead source. Every change is stored for response-time and ownership reporting.
- Manual bulk assign
- Round-robin per lead source
- Auto-claim on inbound social replies
Follow-up schedules
Schedules are quick reminders on a contact with a date, owner, status and note. A nightly command flips anything past due to Overdue, and entries also appear on the lead timeline.
- List, Kanban and summary cards
- Create straight from a lead's timeline
- Nightly overdue sweep
Cities in South Darfur
Chronex360 supports WhatsApp Business API onboarding for 2 cities across South Darfur, including: